mrlt52
04-17-2001, 11:02 AM
Could you send a copy of your .ini file to my email address? I'd greatly
appreciate it. My address is lorin.t@mindspring.com. Thanks.
Lorin
INIs change every day and i cannot really tell you where to get the latest and
greatest. I tend to stumble on them and most often glance through and add a
detail here and there to my own. If you have an iji where most of the entries
are hex only, then youre is REALLY REALLY old. recent files are very
informative and only a few of the tables are unknown but fully editable.
I can think of only a 1/2 dozen hex only entries in mine. Even the ini that
comes stock with the most recent AirEd is reasonably complete. That isn't to
say it is 100% accurate. A lot of the air file is guesswork. We give entries
names and descriptiosn based on what we "think" they were intended to do (based
on experimenting) and not what MS and BAO necessarily intended. This is why I
think there's more "investigative" science rather than known fact science in
air file editing.
-Pv-
I found an updated AirED.ini file. It seems to open alot of the entries
up but it changes every entry into a hex entry and I am not proficient in hex.
Can you recommend an easier .ini updated file to use or am I stuck with this or
the old .ini?
Lorin
appreciate it. My address is lorin.t@mindspring.com. Thanks.
Lorin
INIs change every day and i cannot really tell you where to get the latest and
greatest. I tend to stumble on them and most often glance through and add a
detail here and there to my own. If you have an iji where most of the entries
are hex only, then youre is REALLY REALLY old. recent files are very
informative and only a few of the tables are unknown but fully editable.
I can think of only a 1/2 dozen hex only entries in mine. Even the ini that
comes stock with the most recent AirEd is reasonably complete. That isn't to
say it is 100% accurate. A lot of the air file is guesswork. We give entries
names and descriptiosn based on what we "think" they were intended to do (based
on experimenting) and not what MS and BAO necessarily intended. This is why I
think there's more "investigative" science rather than known fact science in
air file editing.
-Pv-
I found an updated AirED.ini file. It seems to open alot of the entries
up but it changes every entry into a hex entry and I am not proficient in hex.
Can you recommend an easier .ini updated file to use or am I stuck with this or
the old .ini?
Lorin